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PCFRA Section 6: Behavioural Considerations

by Michal Jankowski, from the Community

10+

This PCFRA Section 6 checklist focuses on behavioural fire risk factors within residential settings. It guides assessors through risks related to smoking, cooking practices, use of extension leads and electric blankets, portable heaters, candles, and alcohol. It also addresses hoarding indicators that may obstruct means of escape. Use this template to capture observations, rate behaviours, and add comments to inform person-centred fire risk control measures and follow-up actions.

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